Sentence examples for new level of difficulty from inspiring English sources

"It's a whole new level of difficulty".

This introduces a whole new level of difficulty to the affair.

Dolphin – Spy in the Pod will take this technique to a new level of difficulty by using models to film underwater.

Many publications have eliminated their staff critics in recent years, but the move to drop staff reviewers at Variety signaled a new level of difficulty for entertainment media that only a few years ago were fat with movie ads.

Therefore, the specification of abstract policies and their translation into executable policy language through the use of templates pose a new level of difficulty to the specification.

Two new iPhones at once would seem to represent a new level of difficulty for Apple's supply chain, but frequently-accurate analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said earlier today that Apple could replace the iPhone 5 entirely with the iPhone 5C (or whatever it ends up being called), making it likely that a lot of the production processes from that device would be shifted into place for the low-cost variant.

Skull effects can be combined to provide various new levels of difficulty and/or novelty.

Other changes include new abilities, new weapons, new items, additional and recolored enemies, and gameplay tweaks to make the game easier for the player, along with two new levels of difficulty.

But when read straight through, "Shakespeare's Language" reveals a pervading theme and a sense of aggregation: Kermode traces the line of rhetorical development from 1599-1600 and "Hamlet," when Shakespeare "moved up to a new level of achievement and difficulty," to the late plays.

A new level of sales?

Is this a new level of provocation?